Brussels raises Spanish 2015 economic growth forecast to 2.8%
But European Commission says unemployment will remain above 20% despite positive April figures published by Labor Ministry
But European Commission says unemployment will remain above 20% despite positive April figures published by Labor Ministry
Chairman replaces COO and other executives in move that caught many by surprise at Spain’s second-largest lender
The Sorrento, which was evacuated after it caught fire last week, was carrying 740 tons of fuel, prompting fears of ecological disaster
Rescue team lands in Kathmandu to help locate seven trekkers who remain unaccounted for after the April 25 quake
Provincial court overrules earlier decision to shelve case involving conservative politician’s April 2014 traffic incident
Service transported 125,467 passengers in one day at start of last week’s holiday, up 8,300 on its previous busiest 24 hours
Mandatory procedures regarding onboard medical and language assistance not being followed, claims Ombudswoman; EU’s Frontex rejects any responsibility
The country’s urban spaces harbor an unexpected diversity of flora and fauna, but experts warn that they need protection
Juan Carlos Monedero announced his resignation from leadership of emerging anti-austerity party on Thursday, saying he no longer wants to be “a cog” in the party’s wheels
Juan Carlos Monedero leaves role just hours after criticizing the direction the emerging political force is taking
Juan Carlos Aguilar is found guilty of murders but not of having used unnecessary cruelty towards his victims
Lara Siscar put up with years of insults on social networks, and claims companies do not do enough to act against stalkers
Justice chief Rafael Catalá’s comments on placing limits on reporting of corruption investigations in the Spanish press have drawn ire even from within his own party
Spanish streaming sector expanding faster than European average ahead of US giant’s predicted arrival this fall
Almost 70 percent of the 350 members of Spain’s Congress have another job, while 169 have a second source of income
Constructor OHL announces plans to add another building at landmark Cuatro Torres development
A new poll shows that the British, French, Dutch, Italians and Swedes all prefer spending their summers on the ‘costas’
The city is facing a crisis over how to manage the millions who visit it each year, says Sam Edwards
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International judges begin tackling La Paz’s demands to regain access to Pacific
Heliodoro Portugal’s body was found in 1999, 29 years after he disappeared
Ex-president may have received “economic benefits” for helping firm win foreign contracts, according to magazine
Mayoral contender is dragged from his car and shot at least 15 times in Mexican state